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Order of publication.

oonnty, Tenn v. H. ROthsChlld a Co. W. w.
~ icfry, Ct NJ.
itappcsring from the bill which Il sworn 10 IN
This onuse that the defendants, ID. A., N. u. and
Harnuei sahiein composing firm Of y. A. Hahleln
A Col are non residents " the STATE Oi Tennessee.
IL l. therefore ordered that they make their mp.
tearance herein At the Court house Of shelby
county Ia the CITY II Memphis, now taxing district
al shelby county Tenn, on the hrt Monday IN
Dccember 1871, and plead, answer % demur "a
eotnplainants blil. Of the same will b. taken fol
eonfessed ~ b. them aud set for hearing ex pafte
and that a copy ~ this order hc published once
wceL Tor four successive weeks la the Momphil
fhG 2i,h day 81 october, 1887.
1. MCDOWELL, CLERK aud Master.
nyT p caldwell Deputy Clsra s ana Master.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

a vivid recollection Of his successful labop
in this city winter before last, when he
drew all hearts to himself, and pointed
many TO the Savior, some Of whom are now
among the most earnest members Of the
city churches.
Mr.. sayford is assisted by quartet Of
male voices whom the people ought to
hear. They are, all of them, pious young
men who have devoted themselves to the
good work, using the talent with which
they were endowed in the service Of the
Master. Let all attend who can.
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OFFICE
278 SECOND ST.
Truateo'g Sale.


NIrIIERkAs, an the y,th day al September. iSii
w ~ A. llullcnlrn' conveyed hy dued. r'gi.
tend In b,'pk lu2 un lsigv 40, Ia The hftpsrt ~
Dee, in shelby county. Tenn~s.r, IA ~. lmnk
Iicr trisicc The nal cfiatc hereinafter dcscribsd
tn s.rurr n rvrtan Indebtedness hetrin mstitionef
aud whcras, BY docroc u the than,cy Inuu ~
shelby county, Tvnucnser cuicnti IN TIE cnrr II "
A. llollcnisrg asaiust . fransiola aud gthsru, ~
minute hank ~. un pagC az. on the nth day ~
June. M, II vas adindssd that lhe amount 81 aid
indrli,lnes. then unpald was ego for which said
u 4. llrllcnbcV gave bis gromisny note dair'i
May l. iSsg and whereas, r. J. iiiack clerk and
master ~ said ChhnccD court and his fncccs-oF.
IN onicc. VIEW appointed TRUSTEES Ia the plase and
stead 81 sid ~ innk Rice aud Whereas, u vas
thcuiu deemed that In the event the said noia'-
made ~ y llollenlrW should not bc laid at
maturity. the said trustee - appointed should pro
cccd in all the aid nal ttaie upon the terms and
conditions provided IN the deed Oi li0lsnhcry Ia
Ricr, tristec. Now therefore. samuel J. We.
npuCll, rlCfk aud Master IL % thnnoyfy 'uurt ~
shelby county Tcnnoseo trustee isucc~ssor IA snid
a. J. Hlark, rlcfk aud MASTER. by virtue ~ the
power 80 vested IN me, ~ aforsaid having quail
bed by taking oath aud Swing lond 40 rsluiTcd ",
law, and icing rVugsusl ~ the hold'n II snns
~ said noics ~ a. Do. hcnby rive notice that on
saturday, November o, M. NJ " ocloCk m, IN
front " the Cuurihousc, in shelby county. Tcnncs
see will Irpccsd a. I'll for cash the following dr
scftci fvn estate. situate aud h.ing In the Taxing
District oi shelby county liurinrfly the city 81
ncsscr. bounded aud dcs.fibcd NJ ioll1ws lleRin.
uiur NJ the intersection II the south side u hhdi
.trct with the east side Of the fni alle, west
~ Third street running theme south with The east
side ~ sid alley onc hundred and iuriy eirhi and
one half beet Ia the north side ui the nni alley
fuuth ui Madison street thence Cnft with the north
side ~ aid last mentioned alley twenty four and
thrc iuufihs feet a. stake. thcncs north parallel
with the said mt mentioned alley one hundrsl
aud iurtN eight and half feet a. the south side
~ Madison street thence west with the N1uth side
~ Madison furUt twenty four aud three iuuHhs
feet 10 the beginning point on which IL four
Eny brick building
TIE title Il tlcycd IN h. perfect but I shall cell
and convey ~ trustee only.
y 4 MCDOWELL.
CLERK aud Matter oi the ChnnccD Court OF shelby
county Tennessee. Trustee.
Mrfnuhis. OrinlFff lp1
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Aficr Three Years.

w. +. Walton, ofSpringheld, Tenn, says
81 have been suffering with neuralgia in the
face and head, Off and on, for three years. |
purchased box OF DIR. Tanners lnfallible
Neuralgia Cure, aud took eight Of the pills.
have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
since. ltgives me pleasure 10 recommend IT,"
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers,
Nashville Tenn. so cents per box. Sold at
IIcistcr's drug store 2S3 Main street ..
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n,,burn Gin and Machine Go.

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chase
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SOMETHING NEW ABOUT COTTON sEErI

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Seed Company prepared furnish TO nnss me 90
machine
DO safely exported as wheat o. corn There snse
ldmnn
and @ pounds OF worm per l0
machines manufactured by tho Carver on Con-
umoisnt
VI construction
inyestrat NJ, For full particulars address ~
American Cotton Seed Company,
Coto Exchange building New York
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RecaNture,l.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 15.-About midnight
laat night mau entered saloon on Wylie
avenue ard asked the proprietor to allow
him to stay all night, offering Ave dollars for
the privilege. He was in an intoxicated
condition and the saloon keeper refused.
He said his name was Harry McMunn, the
fur robber who was rescued from the of
fcers at Ravenna. Being told second
lime he could not remain, he left. Detec-
Tive Fred He'll entered the saloon q moment
later and being informed he started 10 pur-
suit and captured him few blocks away
and took him to Central station. His de-
scrpion talles with that already given OF
McMunn. One OF his hands was in sling.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Over 100000 trade dollars are held in Bal
tmore.
A church fair conducted by men is the
latest novelty.
Prince Louis Napoleon has asked permits
sion to accompany the Italian troops of Mas
sowah.
Forty.five women were examined yester'
terdav for places in the customs service al
New York.
Another unsuccessful ballot was taken
yesterday in the West Virginia Legislature
for United States Senator.
Superintendent Jameson, of the railway
mail service, has resigned and will be sue
ceeded by Thomas E. Nash.
The House am endment to the Senate trade
dollar bill was referred to the finance com
mittee in the Senate yesterday.
Gen. VIM. ]. Sewell was last night nomi-
mated for L. S. Senator by the republicans
of the New Jersey Legislature.
1t is reported that efforts are being made
to secure the withdrawal of MIR. Gennans
nomination for postmaster at Norfolk.
A motion for new trial was filed yester.
day in Washington in the case of John Il.
West, colored, charged with assaultirg Mrs.
Page.
Several of the New York steamship lines
and railroad companies, including the Bal
timore and Ohio, have refused to take back
the strikers.
The negro Henry Stricken, who shot Ag-
mes Satchel, near Pungoteague last Thurs
day, as stated in yesterdays GAZETTE, was
captured late Saturday night and is now in
Jail.
Secretary Manning called at the White
House yesterday afternoon and placed his
resignation in the hands of the President, to
take effect on the appointment and quallh'
cation of his successor.
A woman who gave the name of Owings
insisted on being arrested in Baltimore yes
terday, and when refused the privilege
drove her hand through large pane OF
glass at the Central police stallion. She was
then arrested.
Mr.. q. w. Shaffer died at Martinsturg,
w. Va. Yesterday from the effects of dose
of corrosive sub!mnle, which he took with
suicidal intent several days ago. The de-
ceased WAS fged about IL years, and has
been subi.ct 10 mental troubles. His father
is the head of the firm of Shaffer Son.
In the House of Representatives yester-
day resolution was introduced making the
bill repeating the tobacco tax special order
for February 10, aud on one making the tar
if bill special order for Thursday next,
point of order was made against the resolu-
ton. and the Speaker took the point under
Amusement.
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Assassination OF a Physician.

HELENA, Ark, Feb. l5.-Dr. E. r. Way
was assasinated at his home, 20 miles west
OF here, Sunday night, by parties unknown.
DR.. Way was nearly 40 years of age and had
recently lost his wife. He was living in the
house with Mr.. Butler and his family ard
was preparing to retire, when some one
fired through the window. The charge,
consisting of FIVE or six slugs, took effect in
his heart, killing him instantly. No trace
of the assassin has been found.
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A Terrible Experience.

STERLING, ILL.,, Feb. 15.-Word has just
been received from up the river that or
Friday afternoon last two young men
Hugh Ramsay and Mcclellan Flack-stsrt-
ed out in skf' for the residence of Mr.. Dit
man, which is situated in the submerged
district known as the Como Bottom, for the
purpose of rescuipg q family. The heavy
current upset the skif, but its occupants
managed to catch hold of a clump of viii.
lows. In this condition they remained I'M
til Saturday morning, when they were res
cued, after having been in the water for 16
hours with the mercury degrees below zero.
Flaal, it is thought, will die. but Ramsay
may recover
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The Alexandria Lieht Infnntry Fair

y
The Jahrmdrkt for the benefit of the Alex.
andIia Light Infantry will open this even
ing at o'clock aud continue every evening
until and including the night of the ODD
inst, at Armory Hall. The booths represent
different nationalilies, and the ladies in at.
tendance on them will be dressed in the
costumes Of The countries they represent
The hall exhibits the most beautiful appear.
ance of any fair ever held in The city within
the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
Through the iberality of our people and
those of other states, our crack military
company is enabled to display valuable
collection of useful apd beautiful articles
representative of all branches of trade, to.
gelher with works of art Of all descriptions.
The articles to be rsffied offinclude Cham.
Dion moving machine, horse hay rake,
horse, double barreled breach loading
gum several Stoves inaumerable barrels of
-four. cooking ranges, parlor stoves pairs of
shoes, baby house fully furnished, etc.,
and those to be voted include policemen's
snit. to be made by any tailor in the city of
A1ezeDdsia, an elegant silver ice pitcher,
cup and drip-cup, to the most popular res
taurant keeper in the city. crayon por.
trait aud number of other articles. The
exhibit is immense. The one thing needful
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
To-day's Proceedings OF Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1887.
SENATE

Mr. Jones, of Nevada, from the Commit
tee on Finance, reported back House amend
ments to the trade dollar bill, with recon-
mendation that they be non concurred In.
The amendments we're non-concurred in,
and conference was asked. Messrs. Jones,
of Nevada, Morrill, and Beck were appoint
ed confcrses on the part of the Senate.
a number of bills were reported from
committees favorably and placed on the cal
endar.
On motion of Mr.. Cameron the bill to in
crease the naval establishment was taken up.
HOUSE.
After the disposal of business on the
Speakers table Mr.. Henderson, of Iowa,
called up the resolution discharging the
Committee of the Whole from the further
consideration of the Senate bill granting a
pension to Mary S. Logan and making that
bill special order for to day. Against this
resolution point Of order was pending that
it did not present privileged question and
was not entitled to immediate considera
ton, and o long discussion followed. The
Speaker decided the point we'll taken.
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REPRESENTATIVE Hanback,, OF Kansas.
not satisfied with the numerous bills that
pension almost every body in the North,
now wants a large congressional appropra-
ton to establish home for the mothers,
sisters, daughters and widows of the Union
soldiers in the war between the States. lie
is also in favor of the existing tariff. In
other words, the Kansas statesman wants
everybody in the whole country, South as
well as North, taxed. in order to raise
fund Of which every body in the North shall
hive o portion.
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FROyt WASHINGTON.

fsnesial Correspondence of the Aexa. GAZETTE. ]
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. Is, 1887.
Mr.. Nash, whom Postmaster General
Villas has appointed superintendent of rail-
way mail service, vice Mr.. Jameson, repub.
Iican, who, two years after the advent OF
the democratic administration, voluntarily
resigned to accept more lucrative position,
is democrat, and was brought here by MIR.
Villas from Wisconsin.
Mr.. Collins, democratic representative
from Boston, and Mr.. Grain, the democratic
delegate from Utah, both told the GAZETrE's
correspondent this morning that there were
enough men in the House to defeat the
Mormon bill, if they would only vot@in
accordance with their own convictions of
right and justice, but that they would not
do so because they think the sentiment Of
the country is in favor of the bill. They
also said there would be q fight against the
consideration of the conference report in the
House, but neither could tell whether the op.
moments Of the bill bold enough to stand by
their convictions would be sufficiently nu-
merous to make that fight effective.
The Senate Finance Committee reported
the House bill to redeem the trade dollar
to day, with the House amendments non
conquered in, and asked for conference
committee. That committee was announced
as follows: MessrS Morriil, BECK anu JoHee.
1t is unders ood that all of them will agree
to the House amendments rather than haso.
the bill fail.
In the House to-day the Speaker, after
loug debate, decided that the point of order
against the consideration Of the bill to pen.
sion Mrs. Logan was well taken. This de-
cision not only kills that bill, but removes
one of the few remaining hopes of the
friends OF the educational bill.
General Malone has induced the Senate
Commerce Committee to grant the requests
of the several Virginia delegations that
I....oAatf,- haan hare to cd uncsta an in.
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RIDDLEBERGER AGAIN.-Senator Riddle
berger made another sensation in the SEN
ate yesterday, by the vigorous style in
which he pressed his wishes for an execu-
tive session and his plain criticisms OF his
fellow Senators. He complained that the pro.
per consideration was not given him, and en-
larced on the difficulties which he encoun-
tered in getting up measures OF interest 10
his people. He called the Senate House
of Lords, and said it was that and nothing
else, and was run exclusively by few AT
this moment Senator Edmunds, for whom
the Virginia Senator has cordial dislike,
which he stakes no pains to conceal, and who
had been out of the chamber, came IN and
was walking across to his seat, when ne fell
under the eye Of Mr.. Riddleberger. "Vir-
ginia," said Mr.. Riddleberger, "is a great
State and of great Importance, yet she has
no consideration, while anything that Yer
mont (which is so insignificant that it can
scarcely be discerned with Q microscope)
wants is accorded with alacrity." Mr.. I'D
munds interrupted with Let us go into
executive session then" "Oh," replied MIR.
Riddleberger with profund bow Of mock
courtesy, ''if the Senator from Vermont
wants to 60 into executive session that set
ties it, and sitting down 1 have nothing
more to say" Mr.. Sherman, who had been
twisting and turning uneasily, lost no time in
putting tie motion, declaring it carried, and
ordering the closing of the doors. One OF
the matters it is understood Mr. Riddleber-
ger is anxious to have disposed of is the
long.pending nomination of Mr.. Glennan for
postmaster at Norfolk. This nomination
went through all OF last session without be-
ing acted upon, and Gen. Malone, whether
correctly or not, is credited with the in
fuence which hangs it up. 1t is said by
some of the Virginia politicians that some of
the other aspirants for the place were try
ing to have the nomination of Mr. Gennan
Withdrawn on the ground that he could not
be confirmed.
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The Usual Result.

New YORK. Feb. 15.-The business of
the steamship and railroad companies on
the piers along the river front has assumed
its normal condition, and freight is being
moved as Systematically as before the big
strike. Many of the old hands have got
back to work and the Italians who took the
places of the strikers are now accustomed
to the work, and the agents say they are
as good as their old hands except that they
do not understand English. The msn now
acknowledge they were badly beaten.
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ALEX ANDRIA.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10.

THE BILL the committee of the for
eign affairs committee of the US. House o, .,
representatives has reported to the inli
committee as substitute for both the En-
muuds and the Belmont bills for retaliation
upon Canada, is milder, not so likely to IN
crease the i'll feeling between this country
and Great Britain. and more likely 10 aiio"
reason an opportunity to settle the existing
difficulty, than the latter of the two oll's re.
ferred to but in view of the facts that lne
whole trouble is the legitimate result oil tne
action of this government, and that the sole
object desired to be achieved is to increase
the profits of q few New England fishermen
at the expense of all the other people OF the
country, it is hoped that it will be moder,
ated in many respects before it be permitted
to pass.
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can raise.

THE LOSS caused by the recent unsuccess'
full strike in New York amounts to about
seven million dollars, equally divided be-
tween employers and employees. But the
former, being rich stock companies, can
stand it without the slightest Inconvenience,
and will make it up by increased charges on
the public. How different it is with the
latter They con never make up their loss
and, worse still, thousands of them have
thrown away employment that can never he
regained But strikes will 90 on all the
same. Some men can not be taught even
hu exnarience
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Court OF APPEALS YEsERDAY.-Price
against Kayton. Writ OF error and super
sedeas awarded TO Judgment rendered by
the Corporation Court of the city of Norfolk
on the 2Sth of October 1886
soule snd Other against Glonns admins rator
and Others appeal allowed to decree pronounced
by the Circuit Court of the county of HenTco on
the 31st day of January, 1887.
IeGrand against Rixey. argued hy Col. ]. C.
Gibson for appellant AID sabm tied.
Mccullough against Dashiell. Argued by w.
W. Old for appellant and Capt John s. Wise for
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THE APPROPRIATIONS provided for BY the
bills for Notifications, war ships and ORD,
nance. that have either passed the United
States Senate or are now before that BODY,
amount to about ninety million dollars. Ii
can hardly be probable, however, that all, OF
even one, of them will pass the House Of
Representatives, in which the democrats
have large majority, that is, unless the
sums appropriated be considerably reduced
If all of them should pass, every hope oil
reduction either in the tariff or Internal
revenue tax, for years to come, may as We.
he abandoned, for the consequent expense
will require all the revenue the government
can raise